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a strip of bone, metal, or synthetic material that fits into a slot on the bridge and acts both as a spacing guide for the strings, and, together with the bridge, as a conductor of the vibrations or energy from the strings into the soundboard (see "Tusq").
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| saddle a. |
the edentulous portion of the dental arch upon which a fixed or removable prosthesis rests.
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| saddle b. |
see lordosis.
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| saddle block a. |
see under block.
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| saddle c. |
major c.
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| saddle | workshop where a saddler works |
| saddle | gear for a horse |
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